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04 Sep 2018
This July the ASE saw its first batch of students graduate after four years of study. A month after graduation we have great news on the employment front, as 92%...
21 Aug 2018
Sea level rise is one of the more prominent results of global warming, and an increased flooding hazard to low-lying coastal communities one of its key consequences, with many Asian...
14 Aug 2018
Read this “postcard from the field”, written by ASE PhD student Sri Budhi Utami, and published by the American Geological Union in their magazine EOS. The postcard is from the...
13 Aug 2018
Well done Winona Wijay and Zi Shan Kow, ASE students in their 4th and 3rd year of the Environmental Earth Sciences Program, who have had research posters accepted at the...
10 Aug 2018
Every year the American Geophysical Union (AGU) recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of the Earth and space sciences. This year, Professor Benjamin Horton , Chair...
08 Aug 2018
On August 20th a Bioinformatics workshop will be held at ASE, co-organized by ASE Associate Professor Federico Lauro and researchers from SCELSE. A number of researchers from ASE will participate...
02 Aug 2018
Last month South-east Asia and a large part of the northern hemisphere from Japan to Russia, Europe and North America experienced record high temperatures. Both the intensity and the magnitude...
25 Jul 2018
Our warmest congratulations to the ASE Class of 2018, the first batch of students to graduate from the Environmental Earth System Science Program. The class celebrated Convocation in a ceremony...
23 Jul 2018
As of 1 July 2018 the ASE has welcomed a new Acting Chair, Prof Benjamin Horton . We thank Assoc Prof Fidel Costa, who served as the Acting Chair during...
12 Jul 2018
Leading an international study on the vulnerability of salt marshes in the United Kingdom (UK), scientists from the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) at Nanyang Technological University warn that the...